The Orlando Magic are in advanced talks with Oklahoma City assistant GM Rob Hennigan to make him franchise’s new GM, league sources tell Y!

— Adrian Wojnarowski (@WojYahooNBA) June 20, 2012

Hennigan has been with the Thunder organization for four seasons. Like Sam Presti, Hennigan came from the San Antonio Spurs organization where he worked for five years.

Hennigan was the Director of College and International Player Personnel during his first two years with the Thunder and then was promoted to assistant general manager when Rich Cho left for Portland in 2010.

Being the one responsible for player personnel during those years when the Thunder drafted so well has to look good on a guy’s resume.

The Magic fired their former GM Otis Smith along with head coach Stan Van Gundy at the end of May.

The #Magic have offered their GM job to 30-year-old #Thunder exec Rob Hennigan, who is in contract talks with the team, sources confirm.

— Ken Berger (@KBergCBS) June 20, 2012

If Orlando is trying to copy the Thunder, that’s probably a good idea.

The Magic in their search for a replacement are targeting executives from the two teams in the Western Conference Finals.

Yahoo! Sports’ Adrian Wojnarowski is reporting that the Magic are interested in Thunder vice president and assistant general manager Troy Weaver as well as assistant general manager Rob Hennigan.

Weaver has risen to the number two man under Thunder GM Sam Presti and was one of the people pushing hard to draft Russell Westbrook with the fourth pick in the 2008 NBA Draft.